Xerte on the iPad


I was prompted by a recent blog post on the excellent Rapid E-Learning Blog http://www.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/m-learning-101-ill-take-my-rapid-e-learning-to-go/ and a question on the xerteforteachers list http://jiscmail.ac.uk/xerteforteachers about Google’s Swiffy http://swiffy.googlelabs.com/ to add my own post about Flash and in particular Xerte on the iPad. This always comes up as a question/concern during Xerte training and sometimes cited as [...]

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Why Xerte is the best thing since Lobster!


At the JISC Learning and Teaching Practice Experts Group meeting in October I delivered a showcase session summarising the components and benefits of Xerte and Xerte Online Toolkits – the fantastic tools developed by Julian Tenney and Pat Lockley at the University of Nottingham. I’ve been a member of the experts group since quite early [...]

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Xerte

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 About Tools & Terminology The Text pages The learning object icon properties The graphics and sound page XOT with Moodle pt 1 XOT with Moodle pt 2 XOT with Moodle pt 3 Morphing Image page Exporting and re-editing Xerte LO’s [...]

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ipadio: Xerte Session


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Four new Xerte Page Types


A while back I started to develop some of my own page types for use with Xerte and Xerte Online Toolkits. I finally found a small bit of time to test and refine them so here’s some examples. This first example automatically generates QR code and short URL from a link typed or pasted into [...]

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Flavours of Xerte


This is just a quick post to share a document (pdf) I used recently to demonstrate the latest Xerte developments with the other MoLeNET mentors. Version 1.0 of Xerte toolkits is scheduled for release on 29th January and I believe will prove an incredibly popular and powerful authoring solution for practitioners as well as specialist developers. I’ve [...]

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